Heartless mother who put paint thinner in her baby's bottle confesses everything: Her testimony is chilling!
In Istanbul's Fatih district, a mother accused of causing the death of her 2-year-old baby has confessed to giving the child a bottle containing paint thinner and soup mixed with bleach. The unfortunate baby's two-month struggle for life ended in tragedy.
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In a horrifying incident in Istanbul's Fatih district, 2-year-old Y.E.Ç. was rushed to the hospital on suspicion of chemical poisoning.
After the incident on September 29, the little baby, who underwent treatment for two months, passed away on November 14.
In the investigation launched by law enforcement, the confessions of the baby's mother, Dilek Çiçek, were chilling.
PAINT THINNER IN THE BOTTLE, BLEACH IN THE SOUP
Mother Dilek Çiçek stated that her family did not want the baby and that she had therefore decided to harm her child.
According to the report by Yunus Emre Kavak from Sabah Newspaper, Çiçek confessed that she put paint thinner in the baby's bottle and made her drink it, and that she also added bleach to the soup she prepared.
BABY BORN OUT OF WEDLOCK
During the investigation, it was determined that the unfortunate baby was born out of wedlock and that her father was Y.E. It was established that mother Dilek Çiçek had fallen into a depression due to feelings of loneliness after the birth and had harmed her baby for this reason.
CONFESSED TO HER HEARTLESS PLANS
Although she denied the accusations in her initial statement to the police, Çiçek confessed the truth during interrogation.
It was learned that Çiçek said, "My family did not want the child. I fell into a deep depression. The child was constantly being subjected to violence; they were beating her and throwing her around. I put paint thinner in her bottle and added bleach to the soup I made."
Mother Dilek Çiçek was arrested following the investigation and sent to prison. The father, Y.E., was released under judicial control conditions.
Authorities announced that the incident is being investigated in all its aspects and that the judicial process is ongoing.